Hi, in my case, Mac os X Mavericks, the batch export saves the images on my home directory: /Users/username/

. In linux should be something as /home/username . If the batch export takes some time, you can run the following command to check what file streams are open by inkscape (at least in linux or mac):

$ lsof -p PID

where PID is the process id of inkscape (easily obtained from $ ps aux | grep ink )

Hope this helps.

On Thu, Apr 9, 2015 at 8:45 PM alvinpenner <penner@...2467...> wrote:

if you are on Windows 7, then it is likely that the 40 png files will get
saved in your user home directory, namely C:\Users\username\

hth,
Alvin

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